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_aGR66 _b.D74 1994 |
100 | 1 | _aDresser, Cynthia | |
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_aThe Rainmaker's Dog : _bInternational Folktales to Build Communicative Skills / _cCynthia Dresser. |
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_aNew York : _bSt. Martin's Press, _c1994. |
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_axvii, 309 p. : _bill., maps ; _c24 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
505 | _a"The Rainmaker's Dog is a book of transformation and adventure that will take the reader to different parts of the world, using folktales to build vital communication skills. Guided on this journey by characters from the folktales, students will experience the stories and then discuss and write about characters, solutions, new ideas, and their own experiences. This collection of folktales reflects universal human experiences such as friendship, grief, greed, and cleverness. Rich in cultural information, the stories reach across time and place to touch the reader by providing entertainment and conveying messages that are still relevant today. The stories stimulate discussion of important issues, such as human relationships, values, leadership, and problem solving. Not only will students gain reading experience, they will use the content of the stories to go beyond basic skills and will develop the confidence needed to express themselves appropriately and meaningfully." (Preface, p. vii) | ||
505 | _aCONTENTS: | ||
505 | _aPreface | ||
505 | _aAcknowledgments | ||
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_aPart I PLANNING THE JOURNEY
_tTo the Student _tWorld Map |
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505 | _aPart II THE JOURNEY | ||
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_a1. Central Africa
_tIntroduction _tExercises _tMap of Africa _tMap Exercises _tFolktales and Exercises _t[01.] The Man and the Mango Trees / A Bantu Tale _t[02.] The Black-Handed Monkey / A Bantu Tale _t[03.] The Bat, the Moon, and the Mudballs / A Bantu Tale _t[04.] All Things Are Linked / A Lega Tale _t[05.] Saved by a Giant / A Bantu Tale _t[06.] The Crest and the Hide / A Lega Tale _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_a2. West Africa
_tIntroduction _tMap Exercises _tFolktales and Exercises _t[07.] Anansi's Hat-Shaking Dance / An Ashanti Tale _t[08.] The Magic of Kola / A Mandingo Tale _t[09.] The Liar's Contest / An Ashanti Tale _t[10.] Test of a Friendship / A Yoruba Tale _t[11.] Ashoremashika / A Yoruba Tale _t[12.] Anansi Steals the Palm Wine / An Ashanti Tale _t[13.] The Chief's Knife / A Yoruba Tale _t[14.] How to Keep a Cow's Leg / A Yoruba Tale _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_a3. East and Southern Africa
_tIntroduction _tMap Exercises _tFolktales and Exercises _t[15.] The Lion's Share / A Somali Tale _t[16.] The Baobab Tree / A Kikuyu Tale from East Africa _t[17.] The King of the Frogs / A Luo Tale from Kenya _t[18.] Arap Sang and the Cranes / A Tale from Kenya _t[19.] Ostrich Fire and Plums / A Tale from the Bushmen _t[20.] The Message from the Moon / A Hottentot Tale from South Africa _t[21.] Too Much Searching / A Tale from the Tswana of South Africa _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_a4. Haiti
_tIntroduction _tMap of Haiti _tMap Exercise _tFolktales and Exercises _t[22.] The King of the Animals _t[23.] The One Who Would Not Listen to His Own Dream _t[24.] The Chief of the Well _t[25.] Owl _t[26.] The Case of the Uncooked Eggs _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_a5. Aboriginal Australia
_tIntroduction _tAboriginal Australians _tExercises _tMap of Australia _tMap Exercises _tFolktales and Exercises _t[27.] The Trick of Laughing _t[28.] In the Time before Death _t[29.] The Forever Moon _t[30.] Kweenda Loses His Fire _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_a6. Asia
_tIntroduction _tMap of Asia _tMap Exercises _tFolktales and Exercises _t[31.] Shade for Sale / A Chinese Tale _t[32.] The Dried Fish Award / A Tale from Taiwan _t[33.] Rabbit Walks on the Sea / A Japanese Tale _t[34.] The-Wait-and-See Man / A Tale from the Chinese Han Dynasty _t[35.] Destiny Strikes above the Eye / A Tale from Ninth-Century China _t[36.] Saved by a Laughing Fish / A Tale from India _t[37.] The Sleeping Tree Council / A Tale from Tibet _tComprehensive Exercises |
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_aPart III JOURNEY'S END
_tIntroduction _tExercises |
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505 | _aReference Section | ||
505 | _aAppendix | ||
505 | _aIndex | ||
505 | _aNotes on the Author and the Artists | ||
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_aTales _vCross-cultural studies. |
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_aIntercultural communication in folklore _vCross-cultural studies. |
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_uhttps://archive.org/details/rainmakersdog00cynt#maincontent _zInternet Archive. |
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